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Identity Protection In Microsoft Azure
Identity Protection In Microsoft Azure
In this article, we will discuss identity protection in Microsoft Azure.
What Is Identity Protection?
Identity protection in Azure is a tool that automates the detection and remediation of risk.
What Are Different Categories Of Risks?
There are two categories of risks: -
Risk
Description
User risk
When the account credentials of the user are compromised then the risk comes under the user risk category
Sign-in risk
When the request does not come from the authenticated user then the risk comes under the sign-in risk category. For example, if a request comes from one location and after 5 minutes the request is coming from another location for the same identity, then this is a sign-in risk
What Are The Different Parameters For Identity Protection?
There are three different parameters while configuring the user risk or the sign-in risk: -
Risk
Description
User
This parameter specifies whether the identity protection applies to a specific user or a group of users
Risk level
What is the level of the risk? There are 3 levels of risk i.e., High, Medium, and above, Low, and above
Action
What action should be taken when the risk is encountered?
How To Access The Identity Protection Module In The Azure Portal?
To access the identity protection module, go to
Azure Active Directory
→
Security
→
Identity Protection
.
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How To Configure The User Risk Policy?
To configure the user risk policy, click on the
User risk policy
link (see the screenshot above). The first parameter is Users.
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The second parameter is the risk level.
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The third parameter is action.
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Click on the
Save
button to save the changes. Similarly, you can configure a sign-in risk policy as well.
Posted By -
Karan Gupta
Posted On -
Monday, January 3, 2022
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